ADVICE TO A DAUGHTER
WILL' OF A CAT'S MEAT MAN. The will of a cat's meat man directed to his elder daughter was read in the City of London Court recently. It read as follows:— "I hereby ortherae you to take poseion of all my worldly goods in this hotiso and all else that belongs to me & that is due to me. You know where rhy papors aTO, <fc what to do. Go to no moro you can help for my funeral & i( thero is littlo money over give £1 to your sister "& one to your brother. Put if on his bank. Tako caro of all is things till he cum homo. And God will bless your loving father, lett no ono despute my rite to do this. "Dear liz. Privet for you only. 1 have left all to you but I should likd you to give ony little thing to others if they wont it. I mean ony littlo thing in memory. Do not soil things if you can help it, they will be very andy, keep tho best thoy nil coßt money it -will not fetch much- it whon you marrio wich you will some day love tho man you niarrie *■ do best you can for him, ho willreturn it it dont get overburdened with children novor mind what peoplo say 2 is enauf now days. God bless you all."
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 58, 1 December 1917, Page 7
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232ADVICE TO A DAUGHTER Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 58, 1 December 1917, Page 7
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